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ChangeForge | Ken Stewart | Where business and technology collide » Twitter = Ego; Plurk = Fun

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Strong One
1 year ago

I'm still on the fence about Plurk!
It's cool to play with, but I use other 3rd party app's to do my tweet's (twhirl).
Maybe that would be the next step for Plurk.

I'm keeping an open mind so far.
Thanks for the info!

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xgravity23
1 year ago

Found you via Problogger.

I am excited about Plurk. The community is head-over-heels better than Twitter. No comparison. I hope it sweeps the world like Twitter and takes its place...

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ChangeForge | Ken Stewart
1 year ago

XGravity23, I completely agree. Twitter seems to have morphed into a billboard service... I can't say that the Plurk community discussions are very deep at this point, but they are more fun. I am actually connecting with more people in this way, which was my original intent in joining Twitter.

Thanks for your comments.

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Miss Attitude
1 year ago

I'm torn. I'm still addicted to Twitter, but the constant crashing is very disappointing. I do like the interactivity on Plurk. More people seem to respond to your comments, which makes it a lot more fun.

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Bloggeries
1 year ago

Great post followed you from the a comment you left about 20 or 30 minutes ago. I think as more people join plurk and their timelines aren't so bare we'll be hearing even twitter devotees singing it's praises.

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Eleanna
1 year ago

Peace, Love, Unity, Respect, Kandi!

Hahaha, I'm too raver even for myself sometimes.

/turns up the bass.

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ChangeForge | Ken Stewart
1 year ago

Bloggeries, I wonder if that is true... I can't help but look at MySpace... it is definitely "old" technology and an "old feel" but it has yet to be supplanted... the followership has been established I suppose.

I wonder if there is not room for these services to co-exist in the ecosystem. Twitter remains a fairly viable method of announcing new posts, but the energy to maintain multiple accounts for most will wear very thin indeed.

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